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• • ~ '.~L ; . • t s"k TU" ESD Y, D ECEMBEit it), 1809. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. ' TRENT AND MERSEY NAVIGATION SHARES. TO BE SOLD AUCTION, - By Mr. SCOTT, 7 In the Monthly Sate of Canal Property, on Friday:the sth 'at' intluary, at thn Audiou Mart,: GRAND 11 TRENT' . and MERSEY, or TRUNK NAVIGATION ; TWO'SHARES.,in this excellent Concern, .posses Sing unrivalled advantages; the' Dividends have legularly advanced to 4al. per Share, deal' . per Annum, ;and will certainly increase. GRAND lUNCTION,MONMOUTHSFIIREWILTS' and BERKS, KENN E. - .T and AVON, IIUDDE,RS VIELD, - ELLESMERE, (my DoN, 'and GRAND SURREY., CANAL, PORTSMOUTH, and FARLING': ON WA TER-WORKS SHARES , . , . . Particulars at the New 'Hotel, Birmingham; at llatchett's - Hotel, Pfccadilly ;at the-Auction Mart ; and of Mr. Scutt,' 2.8, New Bridge-street, London. AIONMOU'IIISHIRE CANAL NAVIGATION, TO BE. SOLD BY A ucTiorz, 'By Mr. SCOTT, . . On Friday, lan. ;, at Twelve o'clock, in the Monthly . Sale of Canal Property, at. the Anotion Mart, by Olikr Of Assigneeso. rrHIRTY-EIGHT SHARES in this established' 1. and steadily improving -CIVNAL ; ,the Dividends have advanced to 61. per Share, per Annum; clear of the Property Tax, and by the great advantages this Concern possesses, are expected to increase. Also, 7391. in Dc- Dentures, bearing 51. per Cent. Interest clear. Particulars with the Monthly Sale. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. ,TO BE SOLD BY EON. in Lots, at Newark and (2ariton-uf)7.ln-Treni,on the r7th, and aoth oflantiary next, TUE Valuable FREEHOLD and POPYHOLD (Tythe•tree) ES rAT Jaze:of R. POCK.LE NG . TON, of Nc wark. u cent, Banker,'si t eat Winthorpe -and lialderton, - The 'tbriner comprises a most excellent Mansion House. and Offices, 'suited . tOra large-family, with Lawn, bounded by the river - Front; inintations'and Pleasure Grounds, lately in the oei,:upation'ot Mr, Pocklington. , Also the grove }louse, some time since in the -,possession of his son, good Farm ?louses, v% irh 'convenient boildings, several Cottages, and about :159 acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pas. ture . • ~Tait valuable, property is two miles from Newark, adjoin ing the turn Pike road to GainsbGroußli•and Lincoln. The Bahlerton,,Fstate comprises tour Farm Houses, with convenient Buildings, several .Cottages, and about 430 acres 01 Arable, Meadow. and l'asture Land, also about two miles frol'n Newark, adioining the road trorn London to 'York, and t:onrains .some valuanle. Turnip.l.and. Also the Freehold., and Tytue.free ,Estate, late of William . Dickirisori, , n( the same place, hanker, situatet Sutton-;upon 'frent and GraSthorpo, in, the county .of 'Nettingharn, pont prising three flouSes, sorerul Cttrages,:tnct nearly z acres of Arable, Nl,astow, and l'‘,:ur.: :mutton is nit* irides from Newark, and : tive . troni Tuxfora, adjoining the, tutupike toad leading front LondOn toNork. - • Prrirted partttulars of each Estae,• oparateliy, may be had at the principal Inns, •at Newark-Upori.Ttent, uxford, Itettord, l.ui olviy G ranthani'i Stanrfont,• and I )erby, and at the otlitws of Messrs Shawestand. I.e Blanc, solicitors New- Bridge-street, London; of. Mr. Allsopp, solicitor, Notting ham ; of Mr, Fox; solicitor, Newark- upon-Trent ; of Mr. crcen, sw•vey , ,r, Lenten Abbey, near Nottingham, and of Mr. Gaskili, the auctioneer, et Nottingham. r . • . . A • • VAIAJBLE C'.)LLECtION BOOKS. TO BE SO? l) BY AUCTION, Sy Mr. WISE, from At the Golden Lion Inn, Dale.street, Liv'e - pool, on. Friday, the 22d of Decernher, and Five following Days (Sunday and Monday excepted), commencing at Eleven o'clock, to a minute, A MOST Splendid COLLECTION of BOOKS, LA. • Most of %vilich are elegantly bound. • AmonAst ogler , Valuable I'dlAications,' ars Camdues ikitannia, vols foLio. lioe,,irth's Works complete, fine Impressions. Lavater's rliyisogosuiy, S V 0 .14. Clll4llO. A Subscriber's Copy. (. rose's Antiquities. A. Complete St of the Parliamentary Register, 109 vols. Sir W. lones's an 4 Lord Orford's Works, quarto. New, Alit:ldal. Register, 29 _vols. Heath's Splendid Edition of Snakspeare, 6 vols. quarto. Cataloguesto he had at the place of Sale; MISS ENSON's N NOVEL. 1)a}" wip ptib;ished, In Four Vols. izin O : pree. is. hoards. 1 0 /V 0M A I\l3ly;,llo.crS o l v D E A Nso o tsl i A HE \T S. Author o: the "vim Irish Girl." " The Novice of St. I)ominick," &c. _Primed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, :andOrme, Paternos. teT.row. ": She has produced 'a very elegant, - ingenious, and affed ing Novel, which derives- a peculiar charm from the cli mate, -and the manners with which 4 is 4:Ohneeied."—An nual Review; This day was published, In Cols. tzmo. with plates by Lowry, price 545. in boards, the Third Edition, revised and considerably enlarged, CONVERSATIONS ON CHEMISTItY. In which the Elements of that Science are fathiliarly ex plained; and illustrated by" Experiments. This edition contains a systematic view of Mr. Davy's and other recent Discoveries in Electro-cheinical science. P r i n ted lbr Longman,Rees,.and Ofene, Paternos ter-rpw. The view. which is taken on the subject, embraces the most interesting and important parts of the science; thl leading doCtrines of Chemistry ;!r.l explained in a Manner, which is at the same-time - , ramiliar ~nd correct; the style is perspiettotis ; and the dialogue is natural anti uuembar rassed.,,--ivlonthly Review, Inly, zBO6. - This Day 'Was publishe4.l, • In One Vol. 1340. price 6s. 6d. boards, • SSAY on WARM and VAPOUR BATHS . : With Hints for a new mode of applying Heat and Cold for the cure of Disease, and the P reservatton of Heafth: Illustrated by Cases. With an Appendix, containing Ob servatio►is on Scrophula, and on Pulnionic Complaints, with Cases treated by the Vapour Bath. - - • The second Edition. By EI)W - ARD KENTISH, M.D. P.ltysiciaato•the Bristol Dispensary. • Sold by ►. Mawman, Poultry, London; and B.' 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TAG if, published from her Genitipe Papsrs r in .possession-of her (;rands o, the Marquis of Bute; to widcluif.e Prefixed. Memoirs of her Life. • liy• the Rev. JAMES 'DAL LAWAY. • Printed ior Richard Phillips., Bridge.strect,:_and.to); ha(' of all Booksellers. • POPULAR INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY. • - "I'his Day was published, • " Illustrated with numerous large Copper-plates, on a Plan entirely Lew, price Six Shillings, with an Allowance to • Schools, ffiHE WONDERS of the TELYSCOPE, or a . i)isplay of the -Wonders of the Heavens, and of the Sys ternof the Universe; written in a familiar and popular Man. ner, adapted particularly to the perusal of Young l'ersoes, and especially calculated to promote and simplify the Study of Astronomy to PerSonS of all ages. Printed for Richard Phillips, .Bridge.streCt,,Black•friars; shit sold by Tabatt aid Co. at the juvenile Library, Niw llond-strect, and by all other Booksellers. • Of whorrrmay be had, The Wonders of the Microscope, or a Display of the Won. 'ders of the Creation, in Objets comparatively minute illus trated with very large Plates. Price 4s. 6d. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, which were contrived by the Inventor as a Remedy fur him self, and which preserved hiM to an advanced age, are ad tnirably calculated for Rhemnatisms, Colds, and all those c• mplaints ;,to which the hinnan frame is liable from the vicissitudes of our climate : likewise for .Bilious, and all oteer Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels ; and for Head. achS, occasioned, by • indtgw ion or by free living. - Recourse • should be had to them atter any excess, and upon.evcry slight indispOsitiOn ; 'and thus their-well-known Citaraeleril tic •-of 'promoting • Longevity will be maintained ; for, by timely as s i,ting•natUre in the: due discharge r,f the 'aniftral funetioils; she; Preseive.the body in health - anci.trigour,;aud prevent premature decay. Sold only b' "F.,'NeWbery and Sons, at the Warehouse fur, pr, James's PoWder, ltio. 45, Sr. Vael's Church-yard, • ;and at Dr. I amea's late Howse, in Biuton-street ; 'in BoxeS, - .price 4s. 6d. each, Duty included ; or six- in one large Box. for 11. 45. None are genuine but those which have the words •• E. Newbery, No. 4s, St.. I..!artl's;'!.,engraverl Mahe stamp. •-.. • • VAT!!'.D I4EA4TII. • TT has teen too - freque.ntly the silblea cif just and general reprobation ) ti,tt :nen destitute oftheelembrltsfaf the medical art have thehiselvcs as candidates ler public pat foliage in -I profe.ssloh (if pliWcl - For th' pui 4 ,l - 4Se of doitti..7 . itsiice to the result2loW' studies andexpetienc,c,Att n to prevent us froth being Classed'ainorig thtisc empiris whcse • iM prudent pretensions have, entqrtunately forsocictv i b e cn too fivouranly received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our'pursuits and cistiltements. After having received a regular medical . educa.. 'turn- as he pupils - of eSSTS. rltidect sand ttlizard,: *hose .leaures and pra,...'llce we carefully attended, as professors aal4 so• - geon of the LondoriThispital ••• we entered ourselves as slants in that ju•dly celthtated sc i firrl for medit t la e c o g ry ul a r ft e d -.... theltoyal of Edinburgh, and were instructed );- - iiichet.. of anatomy," surgery, the h , r-I:.t :of to.it - :“c chom - istry, miditety, botany Src oc , , , . c.. by tlit'se ezrinent • professors, Da:: Montt); G regory, Black, Iltiliiitort.-Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not be:teemed presumptuous in saying that cur proficiency and iticeuire!nertts are not inconsiderable. - Having for a longseries of ye:its ttmle Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of the particul.ar objett of outstudies and praeliCe, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior k nti..t. ledge of their treatment and 'cure. • lri slight - and-recent cases of infetlion a perfeel re-establishment is completed in the short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in , vetetacy, where other praditioners have failed of success • a proper perseVeratice in our plan o f treatment ensures to the r ptielit a Safe andjadical-cure. Amidst the rnelanchly variety of disorders which arty the effeds of a habit long, and triost `unhappilyiiunlued by the youth of both sexes, there are none more 'alarming or, more distress.sitt,; than those deficienCies and debilities which tre- Titotly prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To h - petsor,3 it must be a consolation toknow that they may now, by a new and int'allibi : of treatment, - be restored, to that greatest of all hirtrian tilt•ii , :itlAs, a' strong, manly, and, vigor. otiS constitution, . all eases Of debility, from whatever cause ar , siniti as well as in etrely species of venereal we may be consizit;e.d.ny ritients of either sex, with the great est seercay rtruthurion: I cortsultation at home horn men to thß,e, afld Imm ,r, r;-,c , :ning till to at night. to the couiury .:ie ieiluested to state the ptirticu. Errs or their case, habit of living, egc. &c. in. closing a it'initt• t.1;,.1 . . -- ,at and when nu...same' ;•,iven, or sird a ny pat t, of the kin) : :,dom, ."rovt)Sure t c,.‘,:r.ec) - so e ;;suntial to ow thtlett4k.mg, the postage of iy !,e.:;die,l tri tile,-.itg . ..uunt for mecticiries. C,t. F,qrgeurts, No. Hatton—garden. - itterses. Col tie :old 'Co. -have Certificates from the .ita ) u , Le reS;;CC-table i•rotessor s s of London and Edinburgh, for skill; arid hiltr6iiit,i 7 , with which per. ,duties • a:AL:4.i them during .the time they at. 1 Leeteres raCtioe. - ._. LINCOLNSHIRE: TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Lots, at Lincoln, on the loth of an uary next, - T HE valuable FREEHOLD and TYTHE - F REE ESTATE, late of Roger Pocklington, of Newark on Tient, banker, situate at Sazelbye, in the County of Lincoln; comprising two good Faint Houses, with.siiitable Out-iaiiil4- lings, several Cottages, and about 720 Acres of Arable, Mett i ~dow, and Pasture Land, about six miles, from' Lincoln, on each' side of the Fossdike Navigation, which tonneds the Navigable Rivers Trent and Witham, .and adjoining the t Turilpike Road leading from that place to Dunham Ferry.. Primed Particulars may, be had at the Principal I nns, • at • N e wark 7 upon-Trenr, • Tuxford. ..Rettord, Lincoln, Cratit ; Ilan, Stanford, and Derby ; and ,t the Olfiecs of Messrs. I Shawes and Leßlanc; Solicltors, New bridge sireet,Londoo; I of 111 r. Allsopp, Solicitor, 'Nottingham ; of Mr, Fox, Soli citor, Newark on,Trent ;.Mr. Green, Surveyor, Lemon ; Abbcdl; near Nottingham; and of Mtssts. Terry west and 1 Hayward, Solicitors, Lincoln. DORSETSI4I-RE and DEVONSHIRE. .. TO BE OLP ity )O.;CTION, At die Tltiee Cups Inn, in Lyme, Oil Friday the f9th day of lan. tsio, at (.)ile o!Ciock. 'THE fotlowino " very Vaituble acid Iroprovatilo Ft:EEL - 100f NIANgitS, : ESTATES, and Ate- VOWSO.N,, situated in a tine Sporting Country, abounding with Game. LoT I.' . The Capital and Very Isesirable FREEHOLD MANOI?, of WILD-COURT, with its Rights. Royalties, Members , ' and Appurtenances, situated in the Pari:.ll of Hawkehuich, in the . Coutity of Dorset; and a-Linalt part in Axminster in the County of Devon,. about 4 Nlilc-s fro Axminster and Lyme. 6 trorn Chard, And trorn Bridport and Crewkerne ; compri::;:n; the Mansion.-House of ‘Vylde.couq, with very yaluable and improvable Farms in Demesne, containing about Five Huridied and Seventy-tivriA.cres, and sundry Lile hold Tenements, containit% Seventy-one Aeres; the whole within*. Ring.f.ince, alt.i Lilt it tinylJered, of the estimated an nual Value of 10001. and upwards. LOT 11. The ADVOWSON of ;lie itlii:rOßY of the PARISH. CHURCH of HAWKCHURCH, with the Glebe.lands, Great and Small Tithes, and Rectorial Manor thereof; the yearly Value about 6001. • LOT 111. The Capital and very ftnpro vable:F RE E HO L D MANOR of WI LD; with its Rights, Royalties, Members, and Ap purtenances, advantageously situated, adjoining the Great Western Knad, in the Parish of Whitechurch CanonieoruM, in the County of Dorset, about Two Miles trom Axtnin stem and Lyme ; consistingof several improvable Farms and Woods in Demesne, containing about st r Acres, with the Reversion of sundry other valuahie Estates, held by One, Two, and Three Lives, containing about Five Hundred and Eighty-three Acres; with a valuable • Common, about One Hundred and Fifty Acras ; the whole w4his a Ring Fence, and 'welt timbered: The Annual Value noel. and up wards. LOT ,I V. A Capital FREEHOLD EST ATE, called WESTFORD PARK, ,and BAT EHAMS, situated near Broadbridge, on the Banks of the River Axe, in 'the Parish of Thorncomtie, in the County of Devon ; consisting of a Farm House, anti suitable Out-buildings, with 204 A. 3 R. 3i P. more or •less, of rich G razitg, Pasture, and Arable Land, of i:te estimateu annual Value of 3531. LOT V. A Compaq and Desirable .FARM, called . SE LLIOTS, situated in the Parishes of Stoke Alibots and Burstoak, about Onc Mile from Broad Windsor, in the County of Dorset ; consisting of a comfortable Farm-house and Out-buildings, and 7i Acres more or less, of den Land, of the estimated yearly Value of 1231. Printed Particulars may be had at the Grecian Coffee house, London; at the Place of Sale; and the principal Inns in Axminster, Mallon, and Crewkerne ; alsoof I nines Hodder, of Hawkchurch, who will shew the Estates ; and for further particulars application tray be made to lolni Stanley Smart, Esq. 28, Red-lion-square, London ; George South ,Esq. Market. Lavington, near Devizes, 0/His ; or to 'Mr: Bond, Land Surveyor, Axminster, where Plans at the 'Mahon and Estates nT 2 Y be seen. HANTS. TO NE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Mr. Demezy's, the White Lion Inn, at Hertford Bridge, on Thursday, the [St Day of February, 1810, at One o'Clock, in Three Lots, T HEfollowina FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD MANORS and ESTATES, situate in..afitte Sporting Country, abounding with Game. LOT I. The very Desirable MANOR of HALE PLACE, si tuated in the Parish . of Yaterv, about three miles frOm Heft ford-bildge, . and, two from glackwaier, with the Court Da rou, Royalties, Quit Rents, and Lands, being Copyhold of I iiherirance, nearly equal in . value to Freeholds, held oldie Minorof Crondale ; comprising a'!Mansion called Yately- Hohse, with Gardens and Fish . Ponds, Water Corn-Mill, ,and Farms, containing 239 Acres, a Roods, 13 Perches, more or leas, now occupied by Messrs. I3osley, White, and Hewet t at low. rents, amounting yearly to 2821; tot. LOT 11. • . . , A COPY-HOLD ESTATE, consisting of a Capital and gtiod-accustorned Inn, tht RED LION, with capacious Stabling and Out-buildings. and 2.8 A. 30 P. more or less, 9f good Land adjoinMg, advainageOusly'situated in the G reg , Western Road at 131ackwater, hi the Parish of Yately, abbot E 32 miles from London, r* in the occupation of Mr. Hart. i' ' , . LOT 111. - The I MPROVALLE 'FREEHOLD MANOR of MIM LEY WARREN and HORN LEY FARM, containing 966 A. 3 R. 36. P. more or less , 'situated near Hertford bridge and Blackwater, with the I f lantations in Hand Mill ,lintley Warren Farm, with a newly-erected Farm-House, . 11, Barns,-Stables,.and Out-buildings, now occupied by W. Ili,is . THE MILITARY MENTOR, being a Series of Letters ley. on an improving Lease. , recently written by a'General Officer to h i s S on on his enter- Printe& Particulars May be had at . the Grecian Coffee . .ing the A fray. i Comprising a course of-Eleaant Instruclion, house, London ;at the Place of Sale ; - and of Mr. Bosley, tictilatect to unite. the Charaaers and Accompligunents of the PrincipAl Tenant, who will alien the l;‘,tate ; and WE . - tt)e , Gent4emart a..ini the Soldier. - them Particulars maybe had of I ohn Stanley Smart, Esq. 2s, -.. 4 ‘ ',slew ~'c i ..nirion; is Two elegant Volumes, Foolscap Bvo, Red Lion-square, Holborn, London; ..eorge s o uth, E . N. ...- .; Pr.ce - us in boards, or 14s. in Cait or Russia. . . i blanket Lavington, near Devizes, Wilts, where Plans of the, ;Frintt.l for Richard Phtiliii, -No. 6, Bridge-sireet ; and r Estate may bc.sceu ; or of vi. Bond, Land Surveyor, Amnia ,' •. tv he had al 4.l3ooi:scliers, and cater Dealers in gOoki. i' star. . NIIMUER 5383.] NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN:- THIS PRESENT EVENING, 'Dec. 1 9, isog will be performed a Comedy, called THE. MERCHANT OF VENICE. • The Duke, Mr. DAVENPORT.; Bassani°, Mr. C KEMBLE; • Antonio, Mr. MURR AY ; s • Shylock, Mr. COOKE ; rortia, Miss NORTON;. Nerissa, Miss LOG AN; esska, Miss BOLTON.• • - To which will be added, the Musical Farce, called THE POOR SOLDIER. • Father Luke, Mr. WADDY; Captain*Firzroy, Mr. BELL:IA/1Y ; Patrick, Mr. TAYLOR ; Dermot, Mr. INC LE DON ; Darby, Mr. MUNDEN ; Norah, Miss 130 [.TON ; Kathiano, Mrs. LISTON. The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play begin at Half past Six. TO-010170W, Hamlet ; with The Turnpike, Uate. On Thursday, The Man of the World; with We fly by Night. On Friday, King Lear; r, , tl - 1 The Waterman. The Proprietdrs ot the ..Theatie Royal, in Covent garden, anxious to restore trancittility to the,Alosusemeiits of the Town beg l e ave to intorna the Public, that , for the tu jure, the Prices of Admission will be—Boxes 75. Pit 3s. 6d. Lower Gallery as. and Upper Gallery is.—At,the end of the present Season, that part of the Front Boxes which is now occupied by Annual Boxes, will be restored to the use of the Public, as it vas‘ ln the old Theatre. The Proprie • tors beg leave to say how srncerely they' lament, and triaw, sorry they are forany irregularities that may have taken place `during the late unhappy disputes; and,. that no trace or re collettion of past differences may be left, ,will imme diately give direetions for stopping all 'legel proceedings on their part, to Which the late cireunastances coOpellkAl them, reluctantly, to have recourse. The Propriiitors most re spectfully rely on the protettion of a liberal and enlightened Public. and humbly hope that their attention may news be I,turployed solely in the producing of such Entertainments es May be worthy of a British Audience, • "LYCEUM TIIEATRI4 . 11nderthe Special License at lie LOlt-a CHA MBE It N, Granted for the present scason.to the joint application of s all Pr , rtles principally interested. - - - - • - --- - - - . THEIR : , . . Majesties'' S e t w e e ts, forming the COM PANY of the late DRURY LAN THEiLTRE, vim, THIS PRE,SENT EVENING, December 19, rtibi), liertortn 'a Itti comedy, in t•ive Ads, called . SUDDEN MIRIVALS .: ... Or, TOO BUSY . B? 4IALF. The princlpal Cilara6.trs by .tiOWTON, NIr.'MATHEWS., Mr. RAYKONIY, - . pair. WRO.IGTITON, Mr. WRENCH, "I‘lr.T A LSililt.. Mr. lOH NSTON E, Mrs. ED'''" , IN, Miss RAY, .. . Mrs. SPARKS. . • The Prologue to be "spoken by Mr. EYRE. The t pilogue by Mrs. EDWIN. . - t i gihich hill be added,. tile Musicil Lntertainnient of . . .. ROSINA. Mr. Belvilie, Mr. I'HI LI prs ; 'Captain .I.lelville, 'Mr. HORN ;- - William, Nli.._ . s KELLY ; , • R - osina, Mrs..l3iSHol) ;• • .. . - . . Dorcas, tiers. sl3 A K.KS ; • , Pllcebe, Mrs. BLAND. . . . . triiitecti93. Second,Vrice 35,-:- . -Vit 3s. 6d: Second Price 2s. — Pantry as. Second Price ts..--Upper Gaiter) ts. Second .Trice 6d. . . ',.Brxes and plates to be. l4kin cl Mr. E . pling, In the Mix ,2ffice, at the Strand entrance ; of wricirn may aio- be hall r- tiyate Boxes nightly. The Doors to be opened at'Half.past Five, and the Per formance to begin at Halt past Six. To-morrow, The Devil to ray.—On Thursday, No Song No Supper. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK. LAMER A ma GLNTLEMEN, THE death of Sir WILLIAM . BENSLEY, Bart. having occasioned a Vacancy in - the Diredion, I beg Most respectfully to renew the offer of my services. En paged in no pursuit that can divert me from an unremitting attention to the duties of the honourable Office to which• I aspire; and being resolved to devote my time and experience to the advancement of your interests, I trust 1 shall be able to discharge those duties in a Manner suitablo to the very mattering reception with which the tender of my services has been rewved by the Proprietors•at large. To those numer ous Friends, who have promised me their Votes and In terest, I again return my sincere Thanks, assuring them, if, through their Support, my present sanguine hopes should be crowned with success, it will ever be my study to evince the gtatitude.with which I must always remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, YoUr obliged and faithful humble Servant, JOHN BLAIAN TAYLOR. 40, Devo n shire -place, Dec. AS, 1809. Colonel Taylor's Committee meet daily at the City of London Tavern, where any friendly communication will be thankfully received. THIRTEEN THOUSAND LIVES. 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